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It was even after this that Paul had to
clear up a point for Peter while he was visiting in Antioch.
Peter had been conducting himself as a Gentile in regard to the
Law until certain Jewish Christians arrived. Then he began to
keep certain features of the Law by separating himself from the
Gentile Christians. Paul asked him:[138] "If you, though you are
a Jew, live as the nations do, and not as Jews do, how is it
that you are compelling people of the nations to live according
to Jewish practice?" Obviously Peter was not "infallible," even
in this matter of faith and morals.
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Incluso después de eso, Pablo tuvo que
aclararle un punto a Pedro mientras visitaba Antioquía. Pedro
había estado comportándose como un gentil en cuanto a la Ley
hasta que llegaron ciertos cristianos de origen judío. Entonces
comenzó a observar algunos mandatos de la Ley, separándose de
los cristianos gentiles. Pablo le preguntó: [138] “Si tú, aunque
eres judío, vives como las naciones, y no como los judíos, ¿cómo
obligas a gente de las naciones a vivir conforme a la práctica
judía?” Evidentemente, Pedro no era “infalible”, ni siquiera en
este asunto de fe y moral.
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